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Mark Cavendish said he considered himself «lucky» not to have sustained worse injuries in his crash on Stage 5 of the Tour of Oman. Cavendish came down together with Groupama-FDJ's Ignatas Konovalovas at 62km to go, with the two riders tumbling across the tarmac as the peloton broke up in the windy conditions.
British cyclist Mark Cavendish fell "quite heavily" in the penultimate fifth stage of the Tour of Oman but came away from the crash with relatively minor injuries, the 36-year-old said on Monday.
Mark Cavendish escaped with only grazes and bruises after a fall during the penultimate stage of the Tour of Oman on Monday.
Alexey Lutsenko produced a dominant long-range attack to take victory in a captivating inaugural edition of the Clasica Jaen in southern Spain. The Astana-Qazaqstan rider showed the sort of early-season performance that become something of a trademark, breaking free of a group of favourites for the first time with 45km to go. Ad/> While a chasing group would reel him in, Lutsenko had preserved his legs sufficiently to again up his cadence and power clear of Tim Wellens inside the final 25 kilometres.
Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl boss Patrick Lefevere says he is scaling back his time on social media as the 2022 season begins to ramp up. Lefevere has been nothing but candid on his various accounts in recent times, but faced criticism last year for making a comparison between women's domestic abuse and rider Sam Bennett's move from Quick-Step to Bora-Hansgrohe. Ad/> But though he has been reducing his time online, he is still airing his forthright views on other channels.
Intermarche-Wanty-Gobert Materiaux’s Jan Hirt won Stage 5 of the Tour of Oman, opening up a gap between himself and Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team’s Fausto Masnada and taking the red leader’s jersey in the process. Having led solo during the final kilometre, the Czech rider won atop the Green Mountain comfortably, finishing 39 seconds ahead of Arkea-Samsic’s Kevin Vauquelin.
The UAE’s winning run in the Oman Quadrangular T20I Series came to an end at the final hurdle when the host team emerged winners by seven wickets at the Amerat Grounds on Monday.
The Philippines is better known for boxers than batsmen and its cricket team has not played for three years, but the side of amateurs hope to make their mark in T20 World Cup qualifiers.